Turn speaking practice into a game students want to join.
Use multiplayer games to get students talking, asking questions, defending ideas and improvising together. Everyone joins from their own phone, while you keep the whole group involved.
Choose a game for the level and mood of your class
Start with simple questions and guessing, move into argumentation, or give advanced students a full role-playing challenge.
A simple way to get students asking questions, describing people and ideas, and speaking without the pressure of a formal exercise.
Students defend the position they are given, even when they personally disagree. Great for building arguments, reacting quickly and expressing ideas clearly.
Students become detectives and suspects, ask questions, explain motives and react in character while trying to uncover who is guilty.
More speaking. Less waiting for a turn.
Games give students a reason to communicate with each other instead of speaking only when the teacher asks a question.
Questions, arguments and roles naturally create opportunities for students to participate.
Students focus on the game, which can make speaking feel more natural than a traditional classroom exercise.
Choose an easy guessing game, structured debate or immersive role-play depending on the group.
Create a room, share the code and start without preparing cards, printing materials or installing software.
Easy for the teacher. Clear for the group.
EasyHrai handles the game flow so you can focus on the students, their language and the conversation happening in the room.
Games in language classes
Give your students a reason to start talking.
Choose a game, create a room and turn part of your next language class into an activity the whole group can join.